Berkeley Journal
of International Law online/in print

• A leading journal of international law, BJIL is published twice a year. The journal is available in print by subscription, and articles are presented online in PDF form.

• Volume 28, Issue 1 Articles

• Human Rights and the Law of the Sea
• Tullio Treves

 

When Two Laws are Better than One: Protecting the Rights of Migrant Workers

• Marsha Chien

 

Corporate Social Responsibility in China: Window Dressing or Structural Change

Li-Wei Lin

 

• Prisoner Disenfranchisement: Four Judicial Approaches
• Michael Plaxton and Heather Lardy

 

Responsibility of the State Under International Law for the Breach of Contract Committed by a State-Owned Entity

Michael Feit

 

• Square Peg in a Round Hole: Government Contractor Battlefield Tort Liability and the Political Question Doctrine
• Chris Jenks

 

The Origins of Due Process in India: The Role of Borrowing in Personal Liberty and Preventive Detention Cases

Manoj Mate

 

Regional Minorities, Immigrants, and Migrants: The Reframing of Minority Language Rights in Europe

Stella Burch Elias

 

Articles from previous editions are available in the Articles Archive.

Publicist online

Publicist supplements BJIL’s print journal by featuring concise, timely essays and editorials written by leading international law scholars and practitioners.

 

• Publicist, Volume 3: International Criminal Law Issue Articles

• The Right to a Fair Trial in International Law, with Specific Reference to the Work of the ICTY
• Judge Patrick Robinson

 

• Command Responsibility in International Criminal Tribunals
• Judge Bakone Justice Moloto

 

• Command Responsibility as a Separate Offense
• Judge Stefan Trechsel

 

• Obscuring Joint Criminal Enterprise Liability: The Conviction of Augustine Gbao by the Special Court of Sierra Leone
• Jennifer Easterday

 

• Ad-hoc Tribunals: The Failure to Contribute to
  Precedence-setting for a Universal Model of International Justice
• Masayoshi Mukai